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Pan that Palette

Hey guys,
this is a bit of a different post from all of the book reviews, as you can see by the title.
I came across a video on YouTube of a small channel which was talking about a makeup challenge. Before I knew it I watched maybe 10 videos on a row by different small youtubers.
So, basically the challenge is to use a product, in this case a palette, completely: literally to hit the pan. It seems like a fun thing to try out, even though most of the girls were complaining how boring the got as they progressed through their palettes, because they had to do the same look every day. However, as I suck at makeup and I don't really feel comfortable wearing  bold eye shadow, I don't think I will have that problem.
The reasons for me to take part in it are mainly two. Firstly, I have thrown away a lot of mostly unused makeup, because I think I will use it and I just don't. After which sometimes I feel guilty for throwing away money. Secondly, I want to learn to apply makeup better, because all I do right now is just the basics: some slightly darker on the crease and a shimmer all over the lid, some mascara after that and I'm good to go. And I want to try out some more colors, as I currently stay on the natural side.
The palette I'm going to be using through this challenge is Fortune Favors the Brave by Makeup Revolution. I got it in December for my birthday and
I haven't cleaned it intentionally so you can see that I've already used some of the shades on the photo, but nothing major. I'm starting the challenge with some dents on the colors Buffer, Creme and Sunset Hour.


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